Third meeting with farmers(farmers) 

New Delhi: Farmers are adamant on their demands from the government through the movement. Agriculture Minister Arjun Munda has appealed to them to maintain peace and keep talking. He said that any problem can be solved through dialogue. The farmers (farmers)  of our country are our family and we are doing whatever we can for them.

The Agriculture Minister said that we will continue the round of talks until a solution is found. He said that the talks have taken place for the third time and we have heard and discussed all the issues related to the demands of the farmers, the talks are still going on. We are also taking care that no one is harmed.
Arjun Munda said that we have listened to the farmers and we are trying to find a solution. He said that we are in talks with the farmers’ organization, we should not look at it from a political point of view and if Congress is looking at it from a political point of view, then it should also remember its time, what it had done when it was in government.

The Union Minister said, “This was the third meeting between the farmers and the government. Many issues and topics were raised. If we carry forward the talks in a peaceful manner, we will definitely reach some conclusion. I hope that we will reach a solution soon.” We will find a solution. There will be another meeting with the farmers on Sunday. We will discuss things in that meeting and find a solution.
He said, “We are constantly trying to hold talks with farmers and farmer organizations. It is better not to look at it from a political point of view. If Congress is looking at it from a political point of view, then they should keep in mind that those who The issues are coming up today, why didn’t he take decisions on them then?”

Condemning the alleged use of force by the police against the protesting farmers, the Congress had said that the government should accept all the demands of the farmers including giving a legal guarantee of Minimum Support Price (MSP). Sukhpal Singh Khaira, head of the party’s wing All India Kisan Congress, also alleged that the central government has broken its promises to the farmers.

Congress said, “Modi government had promised farmer organizations that it will provide legal guarantee to MSP, all three black agricultural laws will be repealed, cases filed against farmers will be withdrawn, compensation will be given to the families of martyred farmers and jobs to children, electricity amendment will be done. Will withdraw the bill. Even after more than two years, Modi government has not fulfilled its promises. In such a situation, what option was left for the farmers and farm laborers except to march to Delhi.